Where your money stays in Belize is a sharper question than the reef postcard. Dangriga was settled before 1832 by Garinagu, and Garifuna Settlement Day is a public holiday every 19 November. The culture is older than the hotel brands. The profit is a separate argument.
Most holiday money can leave a country without ever paying the cook. I looked for stays owned by Garifuna families, Maya and Creole village structures, and other Belizean owners a source will actually name. Where a source does not state race, the hotel stays in the local table. Where a famous lodge is owned from the United States, I say that plainly.
The My Ideal World app keeps the score next to the name. Findings stay free. This page is the owner, the source, and the limit.
Where does tourist money go in Belize?
Tourist money in Belize does not automatically stay with the people whose coast and forest you came to see. I do not have a sourced leakage percentage for this draft, and I will not invent one. What I do have is a land fact and a village fact.
Dangriga is the Garifuna coast town in this guide. Hopkins, where Palmento Grove sits, is part of that same story.
In 2015 the Caribbean Court of Justice ordered the Belize government to develop a land registry so Maya communities could classify and exercise traditional governance over Maya lands. The Belize record used here says progress since has been slow. A slow registry is why a village guesthouse matters more than a slogan about heritage.
The Toledo Ecotourism Association was founded in 1990 by Maya, Garifuna and Creole villagers so that tourism money stayed in their villages. That line is from the association account I am using. It is the clearest community ownership fact in the south.
Why book a locally owned or Indigenous owned stay in Belize?
Book a locally owned or Indigenous owned stay in Belize because the owner decides whether the night’s money can reach a village. A Garifuna family that owns the cabin can keep language, drumming and the kitchen in the same place. A foreign film director’s lodge can be beautiful and still be someone else’s asset.
Ownership is not a green medal. Beya Suites has a people score of 2.8 out of 5 and an eco score of 1 out of 5. The people score can see heritage work. The eco score says the environmental file is still thin. You do not get gold medals for saying please and thank you.
Read the owner, the eco score and the guest rating as three different sentences. Love from a guest is not a deed, and a deed is not a water system.
Where should you stay in Belize?
Match the district to the days you want.
Stay in the district that matches the days you have. Hopkins and Dangriga are the Garifuna coast. Punta Gorda and the Toledo villages are the far south. San Ignacio is the Cayo hills. Placencia is a peninsula. The cayes are boats, not a road.
| Area | Choose it for | Practical difference |
|---|---|---|
| Hopkins and Dangriga, Stann Creek | Garifuna coast, drumming, and a town beach | Palmento Grove is on Kalipuna Island at Hopkins. Pelican Beach has a Dangriga hotel and a separate caye. |
| Punta Gorda and Toledo villages | Village guesthouses and a Garifuna town hotel | Beya Suites is in town. The Toledo Ecotourism Association guesthouses are in the villages. Do not treat them as one booking. |
| San Ignacio and Cayo | Ruins, river and a jungle lodge belt | San Ignacio Resort Hotel and Cahal Pech are the sourced local stays. Chaa Creek is on the index and still needs an owner. |
| Placencia | A long peninsula and a village sidewalk | Seaspray is the sourced Placencia family hotel. Turtle Inn is not Belizean owned. |
| Caye Caulker and the atolls | A small island hotel and a tented camp | Jan’s Hotel is on Caye Caulker. Glover’s Reef Basecamp is a boat ride to the atoll. |
| Burrell Boom and Crooked Tree | River and lagoon, away from the beach brochure | Black Orchid is on the Belize River. Crooked Tree lodges are still on the ask list. |
Start with the Belize destination page. The week that threads river, cacao and the jaguar preserve is this week itinerary. Four days of cacao and waterfalls are here. A week from the cayes to the Maya south is this route.
Chocolate is a different question from the bed. If you want a score on the bar rather than the hotel, use the cacao purity tool. I am not turning that tool into a hotel review.
How do these Belize hotels compare?
Read ownership, scores and ratings separately.
These Belize stays compare on owner, eco score, and guest ratings, and the three do not stand in for each other. The Throne Standard column is the eco score. Purity and people are in the profiles. People covers ownership, work and community.
Google figures are the snapshots already in the live draft. I did not refresh them. TripAdvisor figures were taken from listing pages opened on 5 November 2026. They can move. Palmento Grove’s TripAdvisor page is an attraction listing, not a hotel listing, and the table says so.
Ask first means the late October 2026 check could not confirm they were taking guests. It is not a room on your dates. Pelican Beach is two properties. They do not share one eco score.
Which Indigenous owned stays in Belize have a source?
Palmento Grove, Beya Suites and the Toledo village guesthouses are the Indigenous owned stays with a source. Palmento Grove and Beya are Garifuna family businesses. The village guesthouses are a community structure, not one surname.
| Hotel | Where | Owner, with source | Throne Standard | TripAdvisor | Open now | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palmento Grove Garifuna Cultural Healing Retreat Island eco lodge and cultural retreat | Kalipuna Island, Hopkins, Stann Creek | Martinez family, Garifuna. Uwahnie Martinez founded it | 2.2/5 | 4.9 (68), attraction page | 4.7 (75) | Ask first |
| Beya Suites Boutique hotel | Punta Gorda, Toledo | Darius, Lisa, Darlis and Daril Avila, Garifuna heritage | 1/5 | 4.3 (47) | 4.5 (87) | Ask first |
| Toledo Ecotourism Association village guesthouses Community village guesthouses | Maya and Garifuna villages, Toledo | Village communities. Mopan and Q’eqchi’ Maya, Garifuna and Creole | Not on the index yet | No hotel listing found | Not listed | Ask first |
Who owns Palmento Grove? The Martinez family runs the Garifuna retreat at Hopkins.
The Martinez family owns Palmento Grove, a Garifuna cultural healing retreat on Kalipuna Island at Hopkins in Stann Creek, Belize. Uwahnie Martinez founded it. The about page says it is owned and operated by a Garifuna family, and that it has been operating since 2007. Garifuna is an Afro Caribbean people Indigenous to Belize in their own wording.
It suits someone who wants to be in Hopkins and in a family practice, not in a silent spa brand. The home page calls the cabins solar powered, built of wood, with the lagoon in front. Two solar powered rooms are described on the island. Cabins are named Anichigu and Isieni. A rainwater or filtration system was not on the pages read. Leave water unconfirmed.
Food is described in their own kitchen. Hudut is the Garifuna fish stew of coconut and plantain. Guests can grate cassava for ereba. The page says the food is cooked the way it has always been cooked, and that guests can pick herbs. A separate plant based menu was not stated. Do not invent one.
The healing page is explicit that these are cultural experiences. They do not replace medical care and make no medical claims. A salt water bathe, copal, a herbal walk and a Garifuna meal are the shape of it. Their listed prices, as read, were 99 dollars room only and 150 dollars with breakfast for a double, plus 12.5 percent, and nothing is charged until they confirm. Healing hands massage was listed at 139 dollars. I am not turning that menu into a medical promise.
The Throne Standard eco score is 2.2 out of 5. Purity is 1.4 out of 5. People is 2.3 out of 5. Solar and a community language programme can lift the people story and still leave eco and purity modest. TripAdvisor’s 4.9 from 68 reviews is an attraction page, not a hotel page. Google stood at 4.7 from 75. Ask first.
Who owns Beya Suites? The Avila family runs the Garifuna hotel in Punta Gorda.
Darius, Lisa, Darlis and Daril Avila own Beya Suites, a boutique hotel in Punta Gorda, Toledo, Belize. Their about page says they take pride in Garifuna heritage, that BEYA is a Garifuna word for beach, and that they opened in November 2005. The home page has called it the sole locally owned luxury hotel in the Toledo district. I am printing their sentence, not auditing every other hotel in town.
They describe a community support programme for Garifuna cultural awareness, a language programme for children, and drumming, singing and dance. Breakfast on their menu included a Belizean breakfast at 15 dollars and a fruit platter at 10 dollars. Vegetarian labels were not on that menu. Water, solar and a healing practice were not confirmed on the pages read.
The eco score is 1 out of 5. Purity is 1 out of 5. People is 2.8 out of 5. That split is the whole point of reading more than one number. Heritage work can be real while the environmental file is still a bare minimum. The site also said it was first in Punta Gorda Town with Gold Standard status in 2020. I am not translating that phrase into a Throne score. Google stood at 4.5 from 87. TripAdvisor was 4.3 from 47 reviews. Ask first.
Who owns the Toledo village guesthouses? The villages do, through the association founded in 1990.
The Toledo Ecotourism Association guesthouses are community stays in Maya and Garifuna villages in Toledo, Belize, founded in 1990 by Maya, Garifuna and Creole villagers. The peoples named in the source are Mopan and Q’eqchi’ Maya, Garifuna and Creole. This is not one family hotel. It is a village structure.
There is no accommodations listing for the guesthouses on the stay index, so the score cell says not on the index yet. There was no hotel listing on TripAdvisor. A related tours page stood at 5.0 from 22 reviews, and a review named a San Antonio farm with Reyes. Older reviews have named the Chun family in San Antonio. I am not turning a review into the owner of every village house. Google was not listed. Ask first, and ask which village you are actually sleeping in. Guests have described shared outdoor washing. Confirm that before you decide it is the stay you want.
Which other Belizean families own hotels a source will name?
These hotels are owned by Belizean families or described as Belizean owned, and the sources do not all state race. Names not given means names not given. I am not filling the gap with a guess.
Who owns Black Orchid Resort? The site says Belizean owners and does not name them.
Black Orchid Resort is a boutique jungle river resort at Burrell Boom on the Belize River, and the site says the owners are Belizean without giving names. That is as far as the sentence goes. The eco score is 1.5 out of 5. Purity is 1.2 out of 5. People is 1.4 out of 5. TripAdvisor was 4.4 from 816 reviews. Google stood at 4.4 from 371. Ask first. A river lodge with no named owner is still a thinner fact than a named family.
Who owns the San Ignacio Resort Hotel? The children of Escandar Bedran do.
The children of San Ignacio born founder Escandar Bedran own the San Ignacio Resort Hotel, a hotel in San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize. The eco score is 2.1 out of 5. Purity is 1.2 out of 5. People is 2.6 out of 5. The people number is doing more work than the eco number. TripAdvisor was 4.8 from 1,919 reviews. Google stood at 4.7 from 902. Ask first. I could not confirm a farm, a water system or a plant based menu from the ownership source.
Who owns Seaspray Hotel? Jose Coye and Yvonne Coye Leslie are the Placencia names.
Jose Coye and Yvonne Coye Leslie own Seaspray Hotel, a beachfront hotel in Placencia Village, Belize, and the about page describes them as Placencia born. Seaspray is not on the stay index yet. TripAdvisor was 4.1 from 331 reviews. Google stood at 4.4 from 141. Ask first. A guest once called it an old school locally owned beach hotel. That is a guest sentence, not my audit. There is no eco score to hide behind.
Who owns Cahal Pech Village Resort? Daniel and Miriam Silva are from San Ignacio.
Daniel and Miriam Silva own Cahal Pech Village Resort, a hillside cabana resort on Cahal Pech Hill in San Ignacio, Cayo, Belize. The history page calls them natives of San Ignacio. The eco score is 1.8 out of 5. Purity is 1.2 out of 5. People is 2 out of 5. TripAdvisor was 3.9 from 949 reviews. Google stood at 4.3 from 1,201. Ask first. Being from the town is the ownership fact. It is not an environmental clearance.
Are the two Pelican Beach resorts the same score? No. Dangriga and the caye are separate.
The Bowman family owns both Pelican Beach properties, a beach hotel in Dangriga Town and an island resort on South Water Caye. Four generations are named, founded by HTA Bowman Sr. They are not one eco score. Dangriga is 1.5 out of 5 on eco, with purity 1.2 and people 2.2. South Water Caye is 3.4 out of 5 on eco, with purity 2 and people 2.4.
TripAdvisor splits them too. Dangriga was 4.0 from 175 reviews. The caye was 4.7 from 327. The Google snapshot of 4.1 from 403 was a single Maps search for Pelican Beach Resort Belize. I am attaching that snapshot to the Dangriga row only, because I do not have a separate Google count for the caye. Ask first at both. Do not book the town and expect the island.
Who owns Coconut Row in Hopkins? Local owners who live on site, and the names were not given.
Coconut Row is a boutique beach hotel in Hopkins Village, Stann Creek, Belize. The source says the owners are local and live on site, and it does not give their names. A sister property, Buttonwood Belize, was named in the same earlier note and was not given a separate owner. The TripAdvisor listing text says 12 beachfront rooms, suites and cabins are locally owned and run. That is a size and a claim. It is still not a surname.
The eco score is 1.7 out of 5. Purity is 1.3 out of 5. People is 2.1 out of 5. TripAdvisor was 4.9 from 598 reviews. Google was not listed in the draft snapshot. Ask first. A high guest score in Hopkins does not identify the family.
Who owns Jan’s Hotel on Caye Caulker? A local owner is claimed, and the name is not confirmed.
Jan’s Hotel is a small hotel on Caye Caulker, Belize. The source calls the owner local and does not give the name. A TripAdvisor response was signed Junmei Su. A signature on a reply is not an ownership deed, so the table still says the name was not given. A guest reported construction adding stories. I have not confirmed whether that work is finished. The hotel is not on the stay index yet. TripAdvisor was 4.6 from 113 reviews. Google stood at 4.6 from 167. Ask first. A hotel website was not in the draft, so the name links to the source that makes the local claim.
Who owns Glover’s Reef Basecamp? A local family is named for the island, and Island Expeditions runs the trips.
Glover’s Reef Basecamp is a solar powered tented camp on Southwest Caye at Glover’s Reef Atoll, Belize. The source says a local family has owned the island since 1942, and that trips are run by Island Expeditions. Those are two facts. Do not collapse them into one company. The family is not given personal names in that source.
The eco score is 2.6 out of 5. Purity is 1.2 out of 5. People is 2.1 out of 5. Solar is in the property type because the source and the index describe it that way. I am not adding a water audit. TripAdvisor was 4.8 from 146 reviews. Google stood at 4.2 from 10, which is a thin count. Ask first, and ask who meets the boat.
Which famous Belize lodges are not Belizean owned?
Turtle Inn, Blancaneaux Lodge and Copal Tree Lodge are the famous names that do not belong in the Belizean owned tables. This is not personal. It is the owner the source names.
Turtle Inn in Placencia is owned by Francis Ford Coppola. It is a Family Coppola resort, not a Belizean owned hotel. TripAdvisor was 4.6 from 1,178 reviews. A beloved guest score does not change the deed.
Blancaneaux Lodge in Mountain Pine Ridge is also owned by Francis Ford Coppola. TripAdvisor was 4.8 from 851 reviews. Same rule.
Copal Tree Lodge, near Punta Gorda, is on the stay index at 3.4 out of 5 eco, with purity 2.3 and people 2.4. The TripAdvisor listing text says it was established by a British and American couple in 2001. I am not naming a couple the listing did not name. It is not in the local table. TripAdvisor was 4.9 from 728 reviews. A high eco score can belong to a foreign owner. That is allowed. It is just not this list.
Which Belize stays still need an owner on the record?
These Belize stays still need an owner on the record. They look locally run, and the live draft did not have a source that names the owners, so they are not in the owned tables.
The Lodge at Chaa Creek is the important one to separate. It is on the stay index at 3.4 out of 5 eco, with purity 1.8 and people 1.8. TripAdvisor was 4.8 from 2,169 reviews. None of that is an owner. The photos above are that lodge, and only that lodge.
Also on the ask list are Tillett’s Village Lodge at Crooked Tree, with TripAdvisor 3.4 from 18 reviews and an unclaimed page that calls it a small family run lodge. Bird’s Eye View Lodge at Crooked Tree was 4.5 from 215, with no owner named. The Funky Dodo Backpackers in Hopkins had no owner in the draft. Wanigi Guesthouse in Punta Gorda had a TripAdvisor page with no reviews yet. Tanager Rainforest Lodge at Big Falls was 4.8 from 249, and the listing text says a British and American couple established it in 2001, so do not file it as a village lodge. Nu’uk Che’il Cottages at Maya Center was 5.0 from 3 reviews, with reviews naming Ernesto, Aurora and family. That is a guest trail, not a finished ownership file, so it stays off the table. IxCacao Maya Belizean Chocolate is a maker to ask about, not a hotel in these tables.
Ambergris Cay is on the stay index at 3.3 out of 5 eco, with purity 1.2 and people 1.3. It was not in the ownership draft, so I am not giving it a local owner. The photo is that property, shown so it is not mistaken for one of the family hotels above.
How can you check a hotel in Belize before you book it with the My Ideal World app?
You can check a hotel in Belize before you book it. The My Ideal World app holds deep transparency data on 2 million brands. Scores, verdicts and findings stay free.
Points for zero waste, sustainable and local actions unlock Keys to deeper reports. A refill, a farm shop visit or rescued food is the kind of action that opens the next layer. Create your free account on the web now. The app lands in the App Store and Google Play before December.
I am not going to invent a feature that is not there. The point of the screen is the evidence beside the name. A green leaf on a booking site is not a score.
Where can you eat Garifuna and Maya food in Belize?
Eat Garifuna and Maya food where the family cooking it still owns the table. At Palmento Grove that means hudut, cassava for ereba, and herbs from their garden, in their own description. At Beya the sourced menu is a Belizean breakfast and a fruit platter, not a plant based certificate.
I did not confirm dugu, a buyei, or a bush medicine protocol under those names on the Palmento pages that were read. Do not add a ceremony they did not offer. Their healing page already draws the line. Culture is not a medical claim.
Village meals through the Toledo guesthouses depend on the family you are placed with. Ask which village, who cooks, and whether a plate without fish or meat exists. I will not promise one. The cacao itineraries are the route if the crop is the point. The hotel is a different contract.
How do you get around Belize, and what will it cost?
Get around Belize by district, not by a single shuttle fantasy. Hopkins to Punta Gorda is not a stroll. San Ignacio is inland. The cayes and Glover’s Reef are boats. I do not have a fresh bus fare or a water taxi timetable in this draft, so I will not print one.
Nightly rates were not rechecked except the Palmento figures and the Beya breakfast prices already quoted. Everything else is unconfirmed. Ask first is the open status on this whole owned list. A Google rating is not a vacancy and it is not a price.
The best month was not reconfirmed. Rain changes the road and the boat. Ask the village or the hotel about the week you mean.
Is Belize safe to travel around outside a resort gate?
Belize is a country of reefs, rivers and villages, and I am not opening with a foreign government advisory. The practical conditions are the boat, the road and the question of whose land you are on. Maya land titling has been slow since the 2015 court order. That is a reason to book a village stay that names the village, not a reason to skip the people.
Ask which beach is for swimming that day. Ask who meets you if the last leg is a boat. A lodge gate does not make an unnamed owner into a neighbour.
How can you check who owns a Belize hotel yourself?
You can check a Belize hotel by reading the about page and one source that is not the hotel. Write the name, and write whether the source says Garifuna, Maya, Creole, Belizean, or none of those. Garifuna heritage is a specific claim. Belizean is a different claim. Local owners, names not given, is a third claim. Do not upgrade one into another.
Then read eco, purity and people. If the property is not on the index, say so. If TripAdvisor has filed a retreat as an attraction, say so. I never guessed a race from a photo. Bring me a named owner in the comments and I will check it before it joins a table.
What should you ask before you book a hotel in Belize?
Ask who owns the company and who owns the island or the lot. Ask which village, if the stay is a guesthouse programme. Ask what the kitchen cooks and whether a plate without meat or fish exists. Ask what the eco score is, and ask why the people score is higher or lower.
Ask if your dates are actually open. Every owned stay in this Belize list is Ask first. Ask how the last boat or road works after dark. Ask whether a Gold Standard badge, a solar panel or a heritage sentence has a document behind it.
Which Belize stay would I book first?
I would book Palmento Grove first if the point is a sourced Garifuna family retreat at Hopkins, with the limits in view. Solar is their claim. Water was not confirmed. The eco score is 2.2 out of 5, not a crown. The healing page refuses medical claims, which is the correct line. Confirm the dates. The status is Ask first.
If I wanted the village structure rather than one family resort, I would write to the Toledo Ecotourism Association and ask which house, which family and which village. If I wanted a named Placencia family on the beach, I would write to Seaspray and remember it has no index score yet. Use the app to hold the numbers before you pay.
Where are the other Black owned and Indigenous owned hotel lists?
The same question belongs on every island. Who keeps the money after you fly home.
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Anguilla
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Antigua and Barbuda
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Barbados
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Belize
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Cuba
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Curaçao
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Dominica
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in the Dominican Republic
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Grenada
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Guadeloupe
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Guyana
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Haiti
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Jamaica
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Puerto Rico
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in St. Lucia
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in St Vincent and the Grenadines
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in The Bahamas
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in Trinidad and Tobago
- Black owned and locally owned hotels in the smaller Caribbean islands
Which questions about Indigenous owned hotels in Belize can I answer here?
I can answer these from the sources in this guide. A missing price, a missing surname or a missing water system stays unconfirmed.
Which Belize stays are Indigenous owned?
Palmento Grove is a Garifuna family retreat at Hopkins. Beya Suites is the Avila family’s Garifuna hotel in Punta Gorda. The Toledo Ecotourism Association guesthouses are village stays of Mopan and Q’eqchi’ Maya, Garifuna and Creole communities.
Who owns Palmento Grove?
The Martinez family owns it. Uwahnie Martinez founded it. It has operated since 2007 on Kalipuna Island at Hopkins. The eco score is 2.2 out of 5.
Is Palmento Grove a hotel on TripAdvisor?
The opened TripAdvisor page is an attraction listing at 4.9 from 68 reviews, not a hotel listing. Google stood at 4.7 from 75 in the earlier snapshot. They are different pages.
Who owns Beya Suites?
Darius, Lisa, Darlis and Daril Avila own Beya Suites in Punta Gorda. The eco score is 1 out of 5 and the people score is 2.8 out of 5. Read both.
What does BEYA mean?
Their about page says BEYA is a Garifuna word for beach. They opened in November 2005.
Are the Toledo guesthouses one hotel?
No. They are village guesthouses under an association founded in 1990. Ask which village you will sleep in. There is no hotel TripAdvisor listing and no index score yet.
Who owns the San Ignacio Resort Hotel?
The children of San Ignacio born founder Escandar Bedran. The eco score is 2.1 out of 5. TripAdvisor was 4.8 from 1,919 reviews.
Who owns Seaspray in Placencia?
Jose Coye and Yvonne Coye Leslie, described as Placencia born. Seaspray is not on the stay index yet. TripAdvisor was 4.1 from 331 reviews.
Are both Pelican Beach resorts the same score?
No. Dangriga is 1.5 out of 5 on eco. South Water Caye is 3.4 out of 5. The Bowman family is the shared owner story. Book the property, not the brand.
Is Turtle Inn Belizean owned?
No. Turtle Inn is a Francis Ford Coppola resort. Blancaneaux Lodge is also his. Guest ratings do not change that.
Is Copal Tree Lodge locally owned?
The TripAdvisor listing text says a British and American couple established it in 2001. It stays out of the local table. The eco score is 3.4 out of 5, which can be true and still not be a local deed.
Is Chaa Creek locally owned?
An owner was not sourced for this guide. It is on the index at 3.4 out of 5 eco. That is not an ownership claim. It stays on the ask list.
Who owns Jan’s Hotel?
A local owner is claimed and the name was not given in the source. A TripAdvisor reply signed Junmei Su is not, by itself, a deed. The hotel is not on the index yet.
What does Ask first mean?
The late October 2026 check could not confirm the stay was taking guests. Message them about your dates. It is not a closure and it is not a vacancy.
Can I eat plant based at these stays?
A plant based menu was not confirmed. Palmento Grove describes hudut and cassava. Beya lists a Belizean breakfast and a fruit platter. Ask in writing if you need a plate without fish or meat.
Does a healing session replace a doctor?
Palmento Grove’s own page says the experiences do not replace medical care and make no medical claims. Keep that line. Do not add a ceremony they did not name.
How do I check an owner myself?
Read the about page and a second source. Write Garifuna, Maya, Creole, Belizean, or not stated. Then read eco, purity and people. Do not guess from a photo or a first name on a review.
Which Belize stay would you book?
Palmento Grove, if you want a sourced Garifuna family retreat and you can accept an eco score of 2.2 out of 5 and an Ask first status. Confirm the dates directly.
Know a locally owned hotel in Belize I missed. Tell me in the comments, with the owner’s name, and I will check it before I add it.